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No, not really. The point is that it's possible to relibly predict whether a study will reproduce based solely on the characteristics of the study.
by tqi 5y ago
No, not really.
The point is that it's possible to relibly predict whether a study will reproduce based solely on the characteristics of the study.
- h0l0cube 5y agoAnd a high portion of the cohort of that study were people that read academic papers as an occupation. I'm not saying that the study couldn't generalize to lay people, just that you haven't presented evidence of it (I believe one of the early controversies that sparked the reproducability crisis was the discovery that an excess of studies were using college students as their participants, skewing their results)